Alba Badger
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Do you stick to one make? What is your favourite, what styles etc.
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Is it PotG?
Thrifty non-licker
For actually training (well, running), generally Brooks.
For general wear, Adidas Originals. Back on a Stan Smith thing currently.
For general wear, Adidas Originals. Back on a Stan Smith thing currently.
Alba Badger
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I have a lovely pair or Dunlop wellies that I am rather fond of.
pasty
A different kind of pasty
Don't think I have owned any trainers other than Adidas for something like the last 30 years.
Hugh Jorgan
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Always buy Asics for running and for casual wear pretty much always get Adidas.
Alba Badger
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I used to flit between Adidas and Nike then stuck to Adidas but had a couple of pairs fall apart so am back on Nike these days.
Might stick with some Nike Air Pegasus 83's on my 3rd pair, are comfy and they last for ages but fancy a change...
http://www.office.co.uk/view/product/office_catalog/5,21/1476205561
Looking at a nice pair of these adidas for a change http://www.office.co.uk/view/product/office_catalog/2,20/2669005876
Might stick with some Nike Air Pegasus 83's on my 3rd pair, are comfy and they last for ages but fancy a change...
http://www.office.co.uk/view/product/office_catalog/5,21/1476205561
Looking at a nice pair of these adidas for a change http://www.office.co.uk/view/product/office_catalog/2,20/2669005876
Can't vote, as refuse to chose between adidas (Samba / Chile 62 / Beckenbauer all-round / Gazelle) and Asics / Onitsuka Tiger.
The Original
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Seems the youth of today generally favour Nike for fashion purposes, my offspring (early teens) and all their mates seem to have every variety and colour between them. Those Nike Roche numbers seem more lightweight than a paper bag.
Adidas every time for me..
Adidas every time for me..
I've got some Dragon in blue and white. Quite a narrow fit. I do have fat feet though.
Adidas have some decent discounts on at the moment BTW - http://www.adidas.co.uk/men-shoes-outlet
Alba Badger
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I think that was another reason I changed to Nike as they seem to accommodate the shape of my foot a little better. Always felt like the sole on the adidas classics was a bit narrow and my feet were hanging over the sides. Same goes for my astro turf adidas mundials that I play football in.
Alba Badger
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Copa Mundials / World Cups are the KING of boot, but yes, quite narrow. They suit me so all good. If your feet are wider then try Puma King Esitos - really similar but a broader fit.
Dr. Notthenineo'clocknews
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The Irish probably, if recent Cheltenham's are anything to go by
I have 3 ''pet hates'' in life
1. Garlic
2. Slip on shoes
3. White trainers
Never wear white trainers. As a kid I always wore ''Admiral'' or ''Gola'' trainers - Now I wear all black Reeboks, simply because they can be worn as either smart or casual clothes
1. Garlic
2. Slip on shoes
3. White trainers
Never wear white trainers. As a kid I always wore ''Admiral'' or ''Gola'' trainers - Now I wear all black Reeboks, simply because they can be worn as either smart or casual clothes
You are wrong in your opinions on white trainers, and extremely wrong in your opinion that black reeboks count as 'smart clothes'. You are SCOTTISH though, innit
OvingdeanSeagull
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It's gotta be adidas. Just so classy, there's something about those three stripes.